Podcasts about magic pockets

Dopo la bulimia (di trailer) della scorsa settimana, questo martedì è preparatorio alle abbuffate (di cibo) natalizie. Siamo pronti a festeggiare, ma non potevamo certo lasciarvi soli! TUTTI I NOSTRI LINK https://linktr.ee/MustacchiLive SUPPORTACI SU KO-FI https://ko-fi.com/mustacchilive LINK Microsoft pena alla pubblicità su GamePass http://bit.ly/3v4Mlwq Ritorna Chris Metzen https://bit.ly/3v4WOIj John Carmack molla Meta https://bit.ly/3hDjfBx Il corto di Papers, Please https://bit.ly/3YD8ob8 Il longplay di Magic Pockets https://bit.ly/3hI89Lu PAROLA DI BAFFO Darkwood (Steam) https://bit.ly/3jizQem Tekken 7 /Steam) https://bit.ly/3FIAGbG SkillUp (YouTube) https://bit.ly/3hHsj8l MUSICA INTRO: "On Hold for You" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 4.0 License http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ OUTRO: Jolly Good by Shane Ivers - https://www.silvermansound.com

This was a surprisingly decent week for January releases. Since we only had 5 games, we tossed in 3 more at the end that we wanted to include but either missed or didn't have the exact date for. This week's games are.... January 6th No games! January 7th No games! January 8th 3DO - Total Eclipse - 1994 SNES - Alien Vs Predator - 1993 (Japanese release date. Sept. in US) January 9th No games! January 10th AMIGA - Magic Pockets - 1991 NES - Rampart - 1992 Also SNES and ArcadeJanuary 11th GENESIS - Herzog Zwei - 1990 January 12th PC - Cyberia - 1994 We also have 3 more games. One that caught my eye that came out some time in January. One we missed that I really wanted to include. And one that didn't have an exact date back in November and I didn't have time to fit in. So we are also covering: NES - Kickmaster - January 1992 GENESIS - Ecco the Dolphin - December 29 1992 ARCADE/GENESIS - Time Killers - November 1992

Tammy Lynne Stoner’s work has been selected for more than a dozen published collections and literary journals. She was nominated for a Million Writers Award and earned her MFA from Antioch University. Stemming from what her grandmother calls her “gypsy blood,” tammy has lived in 15 cities, working as a biscuit maker, a medical experimentee, a forklift operator, a gas station attendant, and a college instructor, among other odd jobs. She is the creator of Dottie’s Magic Pockets and the publisher of Gertrude Press, based in in Portland, OR.https://www.tammylynnestoner.com

Ben and Trevor continue to reimagine old DOS games as new, and then proceed to play some more Ramped Up Click Pitch. Games include Magic Pockets, Star Control, a game where you play as a Cauliflower who has joined a pirate crew, a Saved by the Bell game with a difference and a game where Hulk is the smart one and Bruce Banner has a lower IQ.

All 25 hole games are complete in the Multi!  I'm down to 20 games left to implement. In this episode, I discuss the method I am using to prevent damage to the Magic Pockets unit, and special thanks to Michael Ocean for a second opinion on the code I had written. Ryan Claytor and I spent some time discussing the Robo-Frenzy cabinet and some time at the Flippers arcade at Grandy, NC. Some great questions came from a user on Pinside regarding the bingos I've implemented thus far.  Some pretty interesting tech stuff, so I thought I'd put some in the podcast. Today's game is the first of the YEAR OF FLIPPERLESS (as suggested by Ryan Claytor): 1938 Exhibit 'Regatta' http://ipdb.org/showpic.pl?id=4671

Gayety is one of only two games with the Magic Pockets feature.  This feature allows you to kick the balls physically from hole number 1 to number 7 and back again, stopping anywhere along the way. The game will spot numbers at mystery intervals, has corners scoring, three columns of Magic Lines, and has the "3 scores as 4" feature. Extra balls allow you to have up to 8 chances at getting a 5 in a row. I hope everyone had a great Christmas or happy holidays. :-) Backglass: Cabinet: Playfield: Flier explaining Magic Pockets: http://bingo.cdyn.com/machines/bally/gayety/resources/fly-gayety-1.jpg

Gay Time is a fantastic player that has features and gameplay well ahead of its time. The Magic Pockets feature, which has always sounded so cool, is actually incredibly cool.  The game will sense when there is a ball in the first row of holes, and allow or prevent you from moving based on the position. Aside from that, there are spotted numbers, corners scoring, and the magic lines. All explained in this episode!

Magic Pockets are a unique under playfield mechanism, only used on two Bally Bingos in 1955 - Gayety and Gay Time.  These bingos allowed you to reposition balls in the top row of the bingo playfield (numbers 1-7). If this wasn't enough, these machines also had the magic lines feature that allowed you to reposition numbers on the backglass.  This allowed for the ability to make some great winning combinations.